Sentence examples for it might walk from inspiring English sources

Rival suitors for P&O Princess Cruises raised the stakes today, one by sweetening its offer, the other by suggesting that it might walk away from a proposed merger if shareholders do not vote to approve it next week.

With the markets spiraling downward, rumors were rife that Lehman was having problems and that it might walk away from the Archstone transaction.

After Bank of America told regulators in December that it might walk away from Merrill because of mounting losses at the brokerage, government officials said they decided they needed to take immediate action to avert a systemic risk.

CAIRO — New divisions in the Muslim Brotherhood appeared on Wednesday as a senior leader hinted that it might walk away from a deal struck with Egypt's interim military rulers, reflecting signs of confusion and hesitation as the Brotherhood's most viable bid for power in eight decades has become tangled in the uncertainty and anger gripping Egypt's streets.

The South Carolina Pipeline unit of the Scana Corporation said yesterday that it might walk away from a $355 million plan to build a power plant and natural gas pipeline to serve Fayetteville, N.C., because the city had withdrawn from negotiations over financing the project.

They ran up the mountain as easily as I might walk along a city sidewalk.

Go garage sailing, this way if you still don't find it you might walk off with some other treasures!

No one cares about the fighters, there's not much money in it, and you might walk through life carrying a permanent injury.

There are people out there that will go buy a painting and hang it in their house and then there's someone else that might walk buy it and never think twice about looking at it because it doesn't appeal to their eye.

With that possibility now on a back shelf, it is Labor that might walk.

It looks like he might walk in the door at any moment and you can see the baskets, pitchers, etc., evoked in the paintings.